Jenn Thornhill Verma Reviews New-Found-Land
by“An enjoyable read for Newfoundlanders, expats and visitors alike.”
# 91 Spring 2020
Kristen Lipscombe Reviews a Deeply Personal Exploration of Gratitude
by“Like her interview subjects, and like us, Janice Landry has her own stories of resiliency through hardship.”
Heather Carruthers Reviews a Poetic Work of Art About a Canoe Trip
by“Pivot Point is a pleasure to look at, hold, read, ponder and revisit.”
Sam Fraser Reviews Counterarguments to Accusations Against Julian Assange
by“Each contribution [in In Defense of Julian Assange] adds a new facet defending Assange as an unjustly persecuted journalist, while further dispelling the narrative propagated by world leaders and media figures painting him as a lecherous, narcissistic cyber-terrorist.”
Renée Hartleib Reviews a Searing and Compelling Tale of How the British Tried to Erase the Acadians
by“It’s obvious that this book was a labour of love, written after extensive research. The result? A gorgeous piece of truth-telling, sure to make LeBlanc’s ancestors proud.”
Brian Bartlett Reviews Overdue Study of 20th-Century New Brunswick Life
byThe Fiddlehead Moment shows us clearly how the drive and originality of individuals, paired with institutional support, can help widen a province’s educational and cultural worlds.